WO2003084135A2 - Method for the output of status data - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for outputting status data according to the type specified in the preamble of claim 1.
- the customer can be offered guaranteed properties in the telecommunications network, e.g. B. an upper limit for packet delay and runtime fluctuations, which is particularly important in IP telephony and video conferencing.
- Measurement packets with a configurable temporal distribution are sent on these measurement connections from a measurement computer serving as a transmitter to a measurement computer serving as a receiver.
- the measurement packages include time stamps and sequence numbers.
- the time stamps on the measuring computer serving as the transmitter and on the measuring computer serving as the receiver must be synchronized with sufficient time.
- a technical implementation is e.g. B. the generation of time stamps by the GPS (Global Positioning System) receivers. This enables the time stamps to be generated with an error of + 1/2 ⁇ s.
- the measurement results are called up by a control computer controlling the measurement computers from the measurement computers, stored in a database and used for
- the invention is based on the object of developing a method for outputting status data in accordance with the type specified in the preamble of claim 1 in such a way that, while avoiding the disadvantages mentioned, an overview of the overall situation is ensured in a simple method even with a large number of status data.
- the invention is based on the finding that by assigning status data to specific areas according to predetermined conditions, the number of information items can be reduced and weighted in a simple manner.
- the user only learns which status area and thus which quality level status data has been assigned to. As a result, the user can then draw conclusions, for example, about measures to be taken to ensure the transmission quality in a telecommunications network.
- the status data are therefore at least partially assigned to status areas defined according to predetermined conditions and the correspondingly assigned status areas are output individually, so that it can easily be ascertained to which status area the status data have been assigned.
- the status areas can preferably be limited by at least one threshold value, so that when this threshold value is exceeded, the status data are assigned to another status area.
- the graphic can be designed as a matrix.
- the graphic is implemented in the form of a graphic user interface or user interface, for example with the aid of a window technology, in which at least individual status areas have further display levels below, which are made visible by activating the status area above.
- GUI graphical user interfaces or interfaces
- a pointing element that can be used with the mouse, trackball, joystick or keyboard on the graphical user interface.
- the pointing element which is usually represented as a pointer, is positioned at a graphical user interface for triggering an activity on an object on the desktop.
- An object can, for example, be the icon of a program or just an element of the above-mentioned window.
- the positioning of the pointer over the object can represent an event which causes the computer system to perform a certain activity, for example that Expand a menu or display information that is intended to assist a user.
- Tooltips are especially small help windows, the buttons of the graphic
- the individual status areas are individualized using different colors.
- the areas preferably also form a hierarchy with one another, which in particular reflect the size of a measurement result, a plurality of measurement results and / or the values describing a status of a component of the measurement system.
- the measuring system has at least two measuring computers and a control computer controlling the measuring computers.
- Status data are based on the status of the measurement computers, the quality of the measurement connection between the measurement computers, the accessibility of the measurement computers by the control computer, the time synchronization of the measurement computers and / or the topicality of the status data.
- each measuring computer is represented in its field in the first column by its identifier - name, IP address or the like.
- the status data of a field of the first column of the matrix based on the status of the respective measuring computer are formed by the status of the time synchronization of the measuring computer, by the accessibility of the measuring computer by the control computer and by error messages from the measuring system with regard to this measuring computer.
- the individual assignments of a measurement computer to a control computer are shown in the first line of the matrix, each field of the first line of the matrix representing an assignment to a measurement computer.
- the fields in the matrix which are two consecutive rows and two consecutive columns, each show the status of the measurement connections between the individual measurement computers, for which purpose the measurement computers in a predetermined order from top to bottom and the assignment in the first line the measuring computers are arranged in the same order from left to right in their assignment to a control computer.
- One of these fields of the matrix preferably indicates one measurement connection or a plurality of measurement connections from one measurement computer to another measurement computer in one direction and the field corresponding symmetrically to the diagonal of the matrix indicates the opposite direction of the measurement connection or the measurement connections.
- the status of the respective measurement connection is formed by assigning the measurement results with regard to the quality of the measurement connection in status areas, by the time synchronization of the measurement computers and / or by the topicality of the measurement results.
- the fields in the matrix that follow two rows and two columns that follow each other each have a second display level, in which the status of the measurement connection is shown in more detail.
- the further display level shows the type of measurement connection and the status of the individual measurement parameters of the measurement connection which determine the quality of the measurement connection between the corresponding measurement computers.
- the status of the measurement parameters can be formed by the transmission properties in the measurement connection, such as packet runtime, runtime fluctuations, packet loss or the like.
- a third display level can be subordinate to the second display level, in which the measurement results are displayed in detail over a predetermined period of time.
- the fields of the first row and column of the matrix can be subordinated to a second display level, in which the system messages are displayed.
- the measurement results are called up by the control computer from the measurement computers, stored in a database and made available there for visualization.
- the offline display of the measurement results and the other status data is done using a browser. In this context, offline means that the display of the measurement results and the other status data must be initiated manually, while this takes place automatically at certain time intervals in the online visualization.
- a method according to DE 100 is preferred
- Figure 1 is a schematic representation of a telecommunications network with three measurement computers for performing the method according to the invention.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic representation of the graphical user interface in a first representation level in the form of a status matrix
- FIG. 3 shows a further representation level of the status matrix from FIG. 2;
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic representation of a graphic of measurement results via a measurement connection.
- a telecommunications network 10 is shown schematically, which consists of several switching devices 12 to 24, which are connected to one another via connecting lines 26.
- the switching device 12 is assigned to a first measuring computer 28 and the switching device 16 to a second measuring computer 30 and the switching device 18 to a third measuring computer 32.
- a measurement program for measuring the unidirectional transmission properties is installed in each measurement computer 28, 30, 32.
- Each measuring computer 28, 30, 32 is connected to a GPS antenna (Global Positioning System) and provided with a GPS card (not shown) for processing the data received via the GPS antenna.
- the GPS antenna and GPS map together form the GPS unit 34, which interacts with several satellites 34a.
- the connection between the first measuring computer 28, the switching device 12, the switching device 14, the switching device 16 and the second measuring computer 30 forms the first measuring section 36, which is shown in dashed lines.
- Switching device 16, switching device 18 and third measuring computer 32 form the second measuring section 38, which is also shown in dashed lines.
- a control computer 40 is assigned to the switching device 24.
- the control computer 40 interacts with a database 42 to which an output device in the form of an output computer 44 with a screen is connected.
- the telecommunications network 10 is, for example, the Internet or an intranet.
- the aim of the measurement arrangement is, for example, to determine the packet transit time from the first measurement computer 28 via the measurement section 36 to the second measurement computer 30. It is therefore a unidirectional measurement connection in which individual measurement packages are sent from the first measurement computer 28 to the second measurement computer 30.
- the measurement packages are made using the
- UDP User Datagram Protocols
- IP Internet Protocol
- the measurement packages include a. Timestamps and sequence numbers.
- the time stamps are generated, for example, by the GPS unit 34. This means that the time stamps can be generated with an error of + 1/2 ⁇ s.
- the time stamp is set by the first measurement computer 28 (if possible) shortly before the first bit of a measurement packet is sent.
- the measurement package is now sent to the second measurement computer 30 via the measurement section 36, that is to say via the connecting line 26, the switching center 12, the switching center 14 and the switching center 16.
- the second time stamp is recorded.
- the second time stamp is also generated by the second measurement computer 30, for example, by a GPS unit 34.
- the packet runtime is then calculated from the time stamps, taking into account a computer-related proportion of time, and this value is transmitted to the control computer 40 as a measurement result and stored in the database 42.
- the results are continuously displayed online via the output computer 44.
- Runtime fluctuations and packet losses u. ⁇ . are determined. This data is then stored in the database 42 accordingly.
- the quality of the measuring section 36 ie the connection 0 between the first measuring computer 28 and the second measuring computer 30, can be determined and monitored.
- the same method can also be used on the measurement section 38 but also on other measurement sections, not shown here. This generates a large amount of data and stores it in the database 42. 5
- the above-mentioned measurement results - status data - are called up by the control computer 40 from the measurement computers 28, 30 and 32, stored in the database 42 and made available there for visualization.
- the output computer 44 has a graphical configuration interface and a graphical user interface for online and offline operation, with the aid of which the status data stored in the database 42 are visualized.
- the graphical user interface is used in particular to output and process the status data.
- FIG. 2 shows a graphical user interface 46 for displaying the status data stored in the database 42 via output computer 44.
- the graphical user interface 46 has a status matrix 48 shown in FIG. 2 in its first display level. In a further display level below the status matrix 48 there is on the one hand a more detailed status display and on the other hand a system message display.
- the status data are assigned to defined status areas according to predetermined conditions. These correspondingly assigned status areas are color-coded individually so that it is easy to determine which status areas the status data have been assigned to and which quality requirements have been met.
- the colors gray, green, yellow and red visualize the state of the components of the measuring system shown in FIG. 1 and the measuring connections.
- the colors used have the meaning shown in Table 1.
- the top level of the graphical user interface 46 is formed by the status matrix 48 shown in FIG. 2.
- the status of the components of the measuring system shown in FIG. 1 and the measuring connections via the measuring sections 36 and 38 are displayed here. The display is updated at intervals of approximately one minute.
- the status matrix 48 is divided into several sub-areas. In the first column 50, the fields located one below the other are numbered from top to bottom and the measuring computers 28, 30, 32 are listed. In the following it is assumed that there are nine measuring computers. In addition to the consecutive numbers, either their IP address or their name is displayed, so that the user can easily assign the field in column 50 to the corresponding measurement computer 28, 30, 32.
- the color in the fields of the first column 50 visualizes the current status of the measuring computers 28, 30, 32.
- the status of the measuring computers 28, 30, 32 is influenced by three things:
- the color that represents the worst status is shown in the first column 50.
- the display text shown in Table 2 in column 2 is stored as a tool tip in the respective field of the first column 50 of the status matrix 48 and is therefore displayed when the pointing element is positioned on a field in column 50 of the status matrix 48 and left there.
- the color choice thus corresponds to status areas with regard to the time synchronization of the measuring computers 28, 30 and 32.
- the time synchronization can take place by means of GPS unit 34.
- the local clock 34b is synchronized.
- Time synchronization via the GPS unit 34 is more precise than via NTP. Accordingly, the type of time synchronization flows into a status area as status data for the assignment of the measuring computer.
- the text in column 2 in table 3 is also stored as a tool tip and a corresponding display text appears when the pointing element is positioned in the first column 50 of the status matrix 48 and left there.
- system messages from the measuring computers 28, 30, 32 also flow in as status data for assigning the status of the measuring computers 28, 30, 32 to predetermined status areas, which are marked accordingly in color.
- the fields are assigned to the measuring computers 28, 30, 32, the sequence from left to right corresponding to the sequence in the first column 50 from top to bottom with regard to the measuring computers 28, 30, 32.
- the assignment of the respective measuring computer 28, 30, 32 to the control computer 40 is displayed in the fields of the first line 52, of which a plurality of control computers 40 can also be present in the telecommunications network 10.
- This assignment is also assigned to a color-coded status area. This is influenced by the following status data: a) assignment of the respective measuring computer 28, 30, 32 to an operational control computer 40;
- the first line 52 shows the color that represents the worst status.
- the text is stored as a tool tip and a corresponding display text appears when the pointing element is positioned in the field of the first line 52 of the status matrix 48 and left there.
- the text in the second column of table 6 is stored as a tool tip and a corresponding display text appears when the pointing element is positioned in the field of the first line 52 of the status matrix 48 and left there.
- the remaining area of the status matrix 48 that is to say the rows 2 to 10 and the columns 2 to 10, form the third area 54 of the status matrix 48.
- this area 54 the status of the measurement connections between the measurement computers 28, 30, 32 is displayed.
- the status of the measurement connections is influenced by the following status data:
- Each field of this third area identifies the respective measurement connection (s) from one measurement computer 28, 30, 32 to the other measurement computer 28, 30, 32 in one direction, that is to say unidirectionally.
- the opposite direction is shown in each case symmetrically to the diagonal - shown in black - field of the third area 54.
- the color which represents the worst status is displayed in the third area 54.
- the following status data are used as the basis for the respective color-coded status areas, with different levels being conceivable in principle for the threshold values. In the following, only two levels are entered, namely a pre-warning value - level 1 - and an alarm value - level 2 -.
- the threshold values can be defined independently of each other for each traffic class and each measurement parameter, such as transit time delay, transit time fluctuations and packet loss.
- Each field of the third area 54 is underlaid with a further display level, in which a more detailed status display is obtained.
- the status display shows the status of the individual measurement connections between two measurement computers 28, 30, a distinction being made according to the direction of transmission.
- the detailed status display can be activated by pressing
- the pointing element is positioned on a field in the third area 54 of the status matrix 58 and left there - the detailed status matrix is thus stored using tool tip technology - or
- the pointing element is positioned on a field of the third area 54 of the status matrix 48 and clicked with the left button of a mouse.
- the display remains visible for only a few seconds and in the second case permanently until the display is actively closed by clicking the "X" box at the top right.
- the detailed status display 56 is shown in FIG. 3 and has four columns.
- the type of measurement connection is visualized in the first column 58 of the detailed status display 56:
- IP delay variation in absolute values in ms IPDV - third column 62;
- the status of the individual measurement parameters is influenced by three things:
- the following status data are used as the basis for the respective color-coded status areas.
- the second, third and fourth columns 60, 62 and 64 of the detailed status display 56 are underlaid with a further display level. If the pointing element is positioned in one of the fields in the second, third and fourth columns 60, 62 and 64 of the detailed status display 56 and a measurement value is clicked in a field with the left button of a mouse, the measurement results for the selected measurement connection become shown graphically in a new window. As soon as a new measurement result for this measurement connection is stored in the database, this graphic 66 is updated. An example of such a graphic 66 is shown in FIG. 4.
- the fields in the first column 50 of the status matrix 48 and the fields in the first line 52 are also underlaid with a further display level.
- This additional display level shows the system messages.
- the display of the system messages is activated when the pointing element is positioned on the field of a measuring computer in the first column 50 of the status matrix 48 or in a field of the first line 52 of the status matrix 48 and is clicked with the left mouse button.
- the system messages are displayed in a list. Errors are shown in red, while warnings are colored in yellow. As soon as an error message or warning is present, the field in the status matrix is also colored accordingly.
- the user acknowledges that the message was perceived; this causes the message to turn gray. Only when all messages in the display have been acknowledged is the display in the status matrix 48 colored green again, of course only if the status of the measurement computer allows it, see Table 2.
- GPS unit a satellite b local clock (e.g. synchronized via -NTP) first measuring section second measuring section
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